Is this an error of .NET Framework ???

[Lighting_dragon]

I use the function Right() to take the year of the Date in String.

Dim S_Year as String
Dim S_Date as String

S_Date="1/7/2004" '( d/m/y)

S_Year= Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(S_Date, InStrRev(S_Date, "/", -1)
- 1)

it give me sometimes "004" and sometimes "2004". I dont know why.
Maybe it is an error from .NET Framework ? ( Version 1 1.0.3705)

 

[Alex Papadimoulis]

Can you provide example dates where the wrong value is returned?

-- Alex Papadimoulis

I use the function Right() to take the year of the Date in String.

Dim S_Year as String
Dim S_Date as String

S_Date="1/7/2004" '( d/m/y)

S_Year= Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(S_Date, InStrRev(S_Date, "/", -1)
- 1)

it give me sometimes "004" and sometimes "2004". I dont know why.
Maybe it is an error from .NET Framework ? ( Version 1 1.0.3705)

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* (e-mail address removed)-spam.invalid (Lighting_dragon) scripsit:

I use the function Right() to take the year of the Date in String.

Dim S_Year as String
Dim S_Date as String

S_Date="1/7/2004" '( d/m/y)

S_Year= Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(S_Date, InStrRev(S_Date, "/", -1)
- 1)

it give me sometimes "004" and sometimes "2004". I dont know why.
Maybe it is an error from .NET Framework ? ( Version 1 1.0.3705)

What do you mean by "sometimes"?

 

[Armin Zingler]

I use the function Right() to take the year of the Date in String.


Dim S_Year as String
Dim S_Date as String

S_Date="1/7/2004" '( d/m/y)

S_Year= Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(S_Date, InStrRev(S_Date, "/",
-1) - 1)

it give me sometimes "004" and sometimes "2004". I dont know why.
Maybe it is an error from .NET Framework ? ( Version 1 1.0.3705)

S_Year= Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right( _
S_Date, len(s_date) - InStrRev(S_Date, "/", -1) )



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Armin

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[The Grim Reaper]

Oooo.. well spotted Armin!! I missed that by a gnat's nadger!!
_________________________
The Grim Reaper

 

[Guest]

Why not just

dim y as integer = New Date(strDate).Year()

?
Richard

 

[Lighting_dragon]

Sorry, that i didn't write exactly.
I have found the error self.
Thanks